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G A VE B L O O D

I S A V F O A L I E E

Whether it is in the Pri­
mary or the Intermediate, the 8th
Grade Service Day, High School
Service Clubs, or early release
for seniors to go serve others,
the students set an example for
social action and awareness.
The High School students
give 130 hours of community
service by graduation time in
agencies such as the Barnyard
Community Center, The Red
Cross, and Camillus House.
Aside from this, service opportu­
nities abound throughout the
whole school through toy and
food drives, as well as tutoring
other children.
Service is an essential part
of a Sacred Heart education,
teaching students about critical
social issues and giving them the
confidence to make a difference
in society.